Had some muffins, pumpkin bread and coffee brought into our office today. Everything was great!…read moreHope to visit soon.

Forever one of my favorite spots, not only are the drinks reasonable but they support the community…read morein a number of ways and it's ALWAYS worth it!

I wish we would've discovered this place sooner!…read more We road our bikes here a week ago and it gave me all the small town coffee vibes we were searching for. Debbie's Daughters Cafe makes you feel right at home! They have fresh produce and coffee for sale right in the front of the store along with a tiny art machine so bring quarters to score a cute print! Coffee was 10/10. They offer delicious bakery items we tried the marshmallow peanut butter cookie and an oatmeal cream pie - mouth watering good! Looking forward to trying their cinnamon rolls next visit! Cheers!

Great service. The cutest historic home with indoor and outdoor seating. Tasty tasty pastries. I…read morecan see why this is such a popular place.

The minute you walk into the restaurant you know you are somewhere you can have a coffee and…read moresomething to eat while relaxing You walk in and an employee welcomes you right away. Brings water and gets drink order then waits a few minutes before taking a food order. They are open until 2. They have breakfast and lunch I usually get fried eggs or quiche. My husband got pancakes. He said they were good My most, all time favorite is raisin toast. Homemade bread and then toasted. Instead of butter they place icing on the toast. Talk about hog heaven, when I eat that toast I am in heaven. Will we go back again? You betcha!

Nice little café on the east side. Just a part of the strip mall. The food was good. Prices were…read morenot bad at all. The service was good. A nice little café setting. I got an omelette came with two sides. Got hashbrowns and pancakes. They have the thinnest crispy pancakes I've ever had, but they were excellent. The omelette was fluffy. And the coffee was excellent. The server came by a few times to take care of us, but he was taking care of everybody, but fortunately there weren't a whole lot of people in the restaurant.

I had a wrap of the day at the wrap sandwhich station and it was delicious and packed with flavor…read moreand very affordable. I needed to try something different from my usual spots across the street at the bridges. All the options look so good it made it very hard to choose..

Atrio Cafe is a dine-in or carryout cafe located inside Carmel's IU North Hospital…read more I'd dined here before during previous visits. I'm not sure why I've never reviewed it. After today's visit, it's time. While I rather expect that all of IU Health operates within the same food supplier, I don't think there's any question that Atrio is a notch above the standard offering at downtown Indy's Methodist. I have heard that Atrio has declined a bit in recent years, however, I've generally been happy with this affordable,mostly tasty dining option and a dining room that is beautifully decorated and kept clean. Atrio is located in the atrium on the first floor of the hospital. It's a little confusing upon entrance. If you're familiar with Sonny's Pizza, an IU Health tradition, they have a location here that is kept directly inside Atrio and available for lunch or dinner. Atrio offers gourmet soups, pizza, seafood, desserts, a salad bar, a made-to-order grill, some deli options, and a pretty decent breakfast menu (I will say I think breakfast is their weak point). They have all the usual soft drinks, Mighty Leaf tea in the fountain, and a variety of coffee options (I'll note that a Starbucks recently joined the atrium as well). Being in a hospital, the cafeteria is very accessible and employees are quick to assist. Even employees on a break are friendly and helpful - today, for example, an employee obviously on a break offered to clear my tray as she left. Atrio is surprisingly quiet, though it does get much busier for lunch. I was there between 8am and 9am appointments today and had a nice, quiet half hour. Parking is free at IU North. Accessible parking is directly across from this entrance. If you're visiting, this is definitely a decent option. I'd dare say it's a pretty good drop-in option as well.

It's almost unfair that Mass Avenue gets so many high quality places to eat/shop. I would have…read moremissed this one if not for the keen eye and reviewing of some Yelp friends who let me know. First benefit is that it is located within Needler's grocery, so you have free parking in their lot for 2 hours. That's right next to Mass Avenue. No meters. No hunting. No having to back out into oncoming traffic. This is a great place to take care of business! Next, it has direct access from Alabama Street with large windows for people watching if you like that sort of thing. You can step right off the Cultural Trail and refuel right here. The place has a variety of ready to eat lunch options and lots of beverages to choose from too. Want some fruit to go with your meal? There is a full grocery to choose from right there!! And, if you like all those things, wait until you try the goodies they sell in the central island of the cafe. A friendly woman was working there and answered my questions, checking to make sure I got the exact item that caught my eye before ringing my order. They have large muffins, cannolis, beautiful icing works of art that have cupcakes under them, and cookies. Oh, and they sell coffee too! What are you waiting for, an invitation? Okay, you are invited!! Review #3208

If you want a tasty gigantic cupcake (way bigger than flying cupcake/ higher value for money) this…read moreis a great place to get one that is under the radar. Tons of other sweets here too. And they offer coffees/ teas if you're looking for an alternative to the big nearby ubiquitous chain.

We loved our lunch at Rosie's. We met family at the little cafe in Noblesville. The cafe was almost…read morefull, even with downtown construction. The dining room is small and cozy with a historical feel. We were seated right away. We walked past trays of tempting pastries and cookies, all made in-house. Our server, Grace was friendly and attentive. She took beverage orders quickly and gave us time to look at the menu. She checked on us frequently and kept water glasses filled. My SIL had the daily veggie quiche with spinach salad. The quiche was packed with veggies. She said that it was the best quiche that she has ever tasted. My BIL had the fall omelette special which had a creative filling of apples, bacon and cheese. He loved the omelet and the fresh made wheat toast. My husband had the half ham and cheese sandwich and spinach salad. He was blown away by the nut filled salad and said the sandwich was good. I had the half tuna sandwich with house side salad. The portion of fresh salad is generous. The tuna salad was good, but was so thick that I had to dismantle to eat. I love the fresh breads. The dining room is a bit loud, but we were able to talk and hear in the booth. We found parking about a block away. Rosie's is a great place to meet friends for breakfast or lunch. I'll be back. The food is delicious and service is great!

Over this last week, I've visited The Uptown Cafe, Erica's Place, and Rosie's Place. And no…read morequestion, Rosie's place is is by far and above the best of the three. Excellent food. excellent service, best menu, and best ambiance. My Eggs Benedict was perfect. The best hollandaise sauce I've had in a very long time. My server was "top notch", and as I sat at the bar, I noticed how quick and efficient the server team, host, and casher, worked together. I highly recommend Rosie's place.

I've been gluten-free for over 10 years, and I can honestly say Fire & Ice Cafe served me one of…read morethe BEST gluten-free breakfasts I've ever had! The biscuits were so light and fluffy I almost cried. Seriously! If you're gluten-free, you KNOW how rare that is! And the French toast bake? Pure bliss! Not dense, crumbly, or mushy. Just absolutely delicious! What impressed me even more was that my friend, who isn't gluten-free, couldn't even tell the difference! Fire & Ice Cafe has figured out how to make gluten-free food that doesn't feel like you're missing out. It's not just good for gluten-free. It's genuinely AMAZING food! I wish I could give more than five stars! I'll definitely be dreaming about those biscuits! Cute space with modern decor.

So glad I discovered this adorable cafe on Yelp while I was in town for a work trip. It was a rainy…read moreFriday morning and after checking out of my hotel, I needed a quiet place to work for a few hours, a strong blast of caffeine, and something to eat. The moment I walked in the doors of Fire & Ice I knew Yelp did me good! The space is bright with a modern farmhouse feel to it. There's a fireplace, lounge seating, tables and chairs, and even a bar area (that's where I decided to sit). The ladies behind the counter were nice and gave me some recommendations. I went with their banana bread latte with oat milk and one of their biscuit sandwiches with egg and American cheese. Both were absolutely delicious and I would order again. I'll add that the restroom was clean, but the wifi wasn't that great. I ended up using my hotspot while I was there. This place is also women-owned and totally gluten free. Seriously, I had no idea until a friend told me a few days later. They're clearly a lot of things right!

Sony's Pizza & Deli is located on the first floor inside the Neuroscience Building on West 16th…read moreStreet. Order at the counter next to the buffet and pizza slices. The inside dining area is small with tables and a counter, fireplace, and flatscreen. Additional tables are located just outside Sonny's in the common area. They serve pizza, sandwiches made to order, wraps, and garden-fresh salads with daily specials. The menu is above the counter by the cash register and afforable. They use fresh, quality products, and everything I've had has been good. They use Boarshead products, and my turkey sandwich was great, plus the toppings were crisp and fresh. Most often, I take advantage of the hot specials of the day that are ready to go. Have you been trying to find a way to say thank you to a special employee? Someone who's went above and beyond? How about a family with a patient who has an extended stay? The patients' support individual(s) incurs daily out of pocket expenses for beverages, food, snacks, and parking, which adds up quickly. Then, purchase a Sonny's gift card to show your appreciation and support. FYI - The gift card can not pay for parking. Sonny's Bristo is located in 5 medical facilities in the immediate area (IU Hospital Cafeteria, Methodist Hospital, IU Lab, 6th floor, Sonny's Bistro, University Hospital, 1st floor, and Sonny's Bristo IU Health Neuroscience Center,1st floor). The gift cards are always appreciated.

If I could give a negative star to Sonny's Pizza & Deli, I absolutely would…read more Today I experienced some of the worst service I've ever had, with zero accountability from management. This is especially disappointing because I frequently come here for lunch while working at the Neuroscience Center. Unfortunately, they lost a very loyal customer today. I went in as I normally do and was the second customer in line. I ordered my sandwich first and then proceeded to the cashier to complete my transaction. A woman standing directly behind me ordered after I did, and she ordered her sandwich on the same type of sub roll that I requested. After waiting 2-3 minutes, the man I believe to be the manager informed me that my sandwich could not be made on the sub roll I ordered because the bread was "still frozen," and asked if I would be okay with a different type of bread. I agreed. However, a few minutes later, I noticed that the customer who ordered after me received her sandwich on the exact sub roll I originally requested, fully thawed. When I asked the manager why this happened, he blamed the employee who took my order, stating that she should have placed the ticket in a different spot so my sandwich would be made first. This explanation was completely unacceptable. He took no accountability whatsoever. I then asked if there was any type of compensation or accommodation for the inconvenience and poor service, and he flatly said there was nothing he could do,continuing to place blame on his employee instead of addressing the issue. The only person who took responsibility and apologized was Reyson, the cashier who rang me up. He even offered me a cookie, not something I was asking for, but it showed that he at least recognized the service I received was not okay. I am completely disgusted by how this situation was handled, especially by management, and I will not be returning.